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Former UICA to Transform into Coworking Hub in Grand Rapids
The former UICA building in downtown Grand Rapids is being redeveloped by Bamboo into a coworking and innovation hub, with Start Garden as the anchor tenant.
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Scientists Discover Evidence of Hidden Liquid Water Ocean Beneath Mars’ Surface
New seismic data suggests the presence of a massive hidden liquid water reservoir deep beneath Mars’ surface, reigniting discussions about the planet’s habitability.
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Measles Could Become Endemic in the U.S. Amid Rising Cases, Experts Warn
Experts warn that measles could become endemic in the U.S. as vaccination rates decline and cases surge across multiple states.
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Cannes Bans Nudity and Voluminous Outfits on Red Carpet
The Cannes Film Festival has introduced new dress code rules banning nudity and voluminous outfits on the red carpet, effective for its 78th edition in May 2025.
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Why Pollen Allergies Are Worsening: Climate and Pollution Links
Pollen allergies are intensifying due to climate change, pollution, and invasive species. Learn how these factors contribute to longer, more severe allergy seasons.
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Photo Exhibit Chronicles Pittsburgh’s First Renaissance
A new exhibit showcases Glen Davis’ rare photographs of Pittsburgh’s first Renaissance, marking 75 years since the transformative urban renewal project.
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Elizabeth Holmes’s Partner Raises Millions for New Blood-Testing Startup
Billy Evans, partner of convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, has reportedly raised millions for a new diagnostics startup named Haemanthus.
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U.S. Suburban Coworking Spaces See 58% Growth Since 2023
Suburban coworking spaces in the U.S. have grown by 58% since 2023, outpacing urban expansion, driven by hybrid work and cost considerations.
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Universe May Decay in 10⁷⁸ Years, Sooner Than Expected
New research suggests the universe may decay in 10⁷⁸ years, much sooner than previously estimated, due to neutron star evaporation.
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Markets Rally as U.S.-China Trade Deal Temporarily Cuts Tariffs
Global markets surged as the U.S. and China agreed to a 90-day tariff reduction, signaling a temporary thaw in trade tensions.
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Experts Discuss Wildfire Narratives at UCLA Event
UCLA’s Fowler Museum hosted a panel exploring indigenous and artistic perspectives on wildfires, climate change, and cultural resilience.
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Cypriots Express Concerns Over AI’s Impact on Artists and Culture
A Eurobarometer survey reveals Cypriots’ concerns about AI threatening artists’ livelihoods and cultural integrity, with 80% fearing negative impacts on employment and income.
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Third Empower Her Art Forum Opens at Grand Egyptian Museum
The Third Empower Her Art Forum will launch at the Grand Egyptian Museum, celebrating female artists and their contributions to the art world.
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California Governor Warns of Economic Crisis Due to High Tariffs
California Governor Gavin Newsom declares a ‘code red’ economic emergency, citing severe impacts from high tariffs on ports and trade.
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William H. Luers, Diplomat Who Supported Czech Leader, Dies at 95
William H. Luers, a U.S. diplomat who played a key role in supporting Czech dissident leader Václav Havel, passed away at 95.